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How the Pink Tide took on US imperialism

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October 25, 2023

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Tijuana to Tierra del Fuego. The Pacific to the Atlantic. Is a united Latin America the next global superpower?

For centuries, Latin America was the property of foreign powers. But today, left-wing governments in countries like Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil are consolidating power in pursuit of regional sovereignty.

In Episode #2 of “The International,” a world-spanning video series brought to you by Jacobin and the @ProgIntl, we join Ecuador’s former Foreign Minister Guillaume Long for a tour of Latin America’s “Pink Tide” and a front-row analysis of the region’s geopolitical prospects in a multipolar world.

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